Maple Donuts

Now that I know they support a racist, misogynistic, bigoted and downright hateful man for President– I can’t and won’t support their business. I wish I could say I wish them the best but I dont– and won’t. ZERO STARS.

Being from Texas, I was looking for an alternative to the diners we’ve been eating breakfast at. So we decided to try Maples donuts. The donuts were very good. Can’t say as good as Texas ones. Lol. But we all enjoyed them. The place was clean and neat. My only downside was that two employees were arguing right in front of us, back and forth. The prices were better than expected. I would most definitely come back.

For you yeast-er’s that like to end up dunkin’, yes they have yeast-​style donuts for you to… But why would you do that to yourself (of course unless you like paying the same price for ½ the content).

Everything I tried was amazing, but my favorites are the Apple Fritter, Premium Fudge, Blueberry — I mean you just can’t go wrong.

I love maple donuts, better than DD any day! Plus it’s local so that’s a win. The donut shop itself is old school and I hope it never changes (I have faith that it won’t!).
Plenty of seating inside as well as picnic tables with umbrellas outside. Ample parking. Open ²⁴⁄₇. Take a photo with the giant donut outside.
The donuts are fantastic– fresh, soft, awesome flavors and a huge selection with something like 60 varieties! You always get a bakers dozen, 13 donuts for under $ 10. Well worth it.
They also offer some prepackaged donuts, assorted variety boxed donuts, bottled drinks, coffee, breakfast sandwiches, etc.

These donuts are LEGENDARY. Every time I’m in York I find a way to get here. I will go way out of my way to go to this place. Once, I stopped here «on the way home» from something, only realizing later it added something like an hour onto my driving time. Whoops! Still worth it for donut lovers.
I’ve tried many of the donuts here, which I think are super cheaply priced for how amazing they are. Warning to those who don’t have much of a sweet tooth – the filled donuts here are sugar bombs – they’re also incredible. They have a massive variety of donuts.
Some of my favorites are:
–Vanilla Iced French Cruller
–Glazed Sour Cream
–Hot Chocolate
–Maple
–Zebra (Devil’s Food with Vanilla and Chocolate Icing)
–Vanilla with Sprinkles
Ok I admit it, I will definitely enjoy pretty much any donut from here.
Coffee is also solid.

Great friendly service. But the doughnuts do not taste that good way too sweet and just very heavy and doughy! Diabetic shock. They are crazy for the sugar. I’ll just stick to what’s good. Dunkin doughnuts

I was in York last week with a friend who insisted we make a trip to Maple Donuts. I bought an assortment of some fun sounding flavors: chocolate peanut butter cup, cookies & cream, hot chocolate, caramel pretzel, etc.
What a disappointment when we tucked into them. The flavors were undistinguishable from each other. They looked pretty but were really just sickening sweet balls of lard soaked dough.
I guess I should have started with the fact I’m not a big donut fan. A warm glazed Krispy Kreme is the only donut that has ever held my attention. However, I think
It speaks volumes that three days later my teenage boys (who eat everything) have not finished them off.
Maple Donuts has been in business since 1946. I suspect nostalgia brings people back rather then the donuts.

Personally haven’t been to this store, but one of my co-​workers Kirk brings it to our office once a month when he travels down it for work. Even though they are one day old donuts, they still fresh unlike Dunkin’ Donuts. I’d say this is my all-​time favorite place for doughnuts. At Maple Donuts, they sell over 58 different varieties of donuts. Some of my favorites include: Vanilla Frosted with Sprinkles, Maple Glazed, and Crullers.

(3.5) ~ good overall donuts & service… their donuts are heavier & denser than Dunkin’s donuts, which are lighter & fluffier. They do take Credit Cards.
OUR MENU:
* Iced French Cruller = (3.75) Good… my fav
* Glaze = (3.5) good
* Cinnamon Roll = (3.5) good… more like a «Honeybun» then a true Cinnamon Roll
* Glazed Cream Filled = (3.5) good
* Powdered Cream Filled = (3.5) good
* Caramel Apple = (3.5) good
* Cookies & Cream = (3.25) pretty good
* Bowtie = (3.25) pretty good
* Chocolate Caramel Pretzel Crunch = (3) ok
* Coffee = (3.5) good

The most amazing donuts ever!!! I wish they had them in Dc. I don’t even like powdered donuts because they usually are dry and too cakey… but these melted in my mouth. So fresh. Awesome

Gross. Like a crappy Dunkin donuts. Bland, dry and excessively sweet. The only thing worst than the donuts is the atmosphere.

We wanted an alternative to the traditional wedding cake, and my husband had sentimental ties to Maple Donuts in York, PA. We ended up with 14 dozen donuts for a fraction of what a cake would cost. With a couple of cake stands, we ended up with a cute donut display. Every guest loved not only the idea but the donuts themselves.
Working with Carrie at Maple Donuts, we selected a variety of donuts for our special day. She worked with us to match our wedding colors and select flavors that would appeal to a variety of guests. In addition, she checked in with me prior to the wedding and took payment over the phone, which was immensely helpful since someone else picked up the donuts for me on our wedding day.

None of those fancy schmancy gourmet donuts here. Just straight up, damn good, old school donuts. Best red velvet donut I’ve ever had. A quick pull off of I-​83 at Exit 34 and you’ve got the perfect sugar bump for your morning or whenever — they’re open 24-​hrs.

Today is Fasnaucht Day and where else to get some Fasnauchts for a new beginner, Maple Donut. The selection was good and the taste was awesome BUT I did have one major issue, I got shorted a Fasnaucht. If it cost more than a buck, I would gripe but it is what it is. Next time I go in, I will count better.

The donuts were good, not great. I went around 8 pm on a Thursday, so maybe they weren’t as fresh as they could be. I tried several kinds and the s’mores donut was surprisingly my favorite. The fancy donut (chocolate raised w/​sprinkles) was good, pretty classic. I was disappointed in the crème filled w/​chocolate icing donut. These are usually my favorite, but the crème tasted weird. It’s hard to find any donuts that live up to Beiler’s in Philly at Reading Terminal.

One of the Best in the area
One of the few places that has a decent maple glaze. Great raised (good sized) donuts. Go in early and eat them hot!

Fresh, warm, delicious homemade donuts. Incredible flavors, wonderful retro donut shop, with sweet friendly servers. Really good coffee too. Not enough of these places left, and the donuts are so much better then the chains. About $ 1 each if you are only getting one or two. They also have breakfast sandwiches, sodas, and muffins. Yum.

Old fashioned goodness. Great quality. Not a bunch of air. Very dense and generous with glaze. My favorite is the zebra!
Chain donut places just can’t compare.

Don’t get me wrong, the donuts here are good. But are they outstanding? I find these donuts to be pretty ordinary.
My brother took me here and told me that the donuts were amazing. The donut shop was very busy when we got there on a Friday morning. The styling of the restaurant definitely dates back a few decades. There are two large shelves with every variety of donut, ranging from chocolate to jelly to Boston crème.
I liked my donuts. They tasted better than what I would get at Dunkin Donuts or Krispy Kreme. But I came in with the expectation that the donuts would be really special. They just seemed typical for what you would get at a donut store.
In conclusion, you should stop here for your coffee and donut fix if you are in the neighborhood. Is it worth a detour? Maybe.